Quote of the Day

align="center">“It’s not like they have to think, ‘Oh yes, we’ve got a losing hand here. We’ve got to change these things to make it more palatable to America.’”

— The N.Y. Daily News’ Mike Lupica, on whether the international soccer community needs to cater to American fans (“The Sports Reporters,” ESPN, 7/9).

Monday July 10, 2006 Vol. 12 — No. 196 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Italians Celebrate Fourth World Cup Title
    While many American commentators continue to diss soccer, ABC’s 8.6/19 overnight Nielsen rating for the Italy-France final is on par with what many top U.S. sports properties attract for their marquee events, and it goes a long way to show there is an audience for the sport in this country. Meanwhile, McDonald’s has extended its FIFA sponsorship through the 2014 World Cup, and attention now turns to South Africa's preparations for 2010.

  • Turning The Corner
    With Montoya on the way and Danica talking to teams, NASCAR looks to diversify driver base.

    No I In Team
    IMG exiting team sports athlete representation.

    One Up, One Down
    NBC sees ratings spike for men’s final, drop for ladies'.

    Cutting Horses
    Breeders’ Cup, NTRA cutting personnel, admin costs by 40%.

    Big River
    PNC hoping for up to $1M in exposure via MLB All-Star festivities.

    Foxy Brown
    UPS to remain primary sponsor of Dale Jarrett next year at Michael Waltrip Racing.

    Tip Of The Iceberg?
    Testimony in insurance case provides some of the most serious doping allegations against Armstrong to date.

    Triple Jump
    Magic, Kings, Sonics all hoping current talks result in new arenas.

    Burnt Orange
    IRL team co-owned by Carmelo Anthony shuts down.

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